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AI school essay cheating set to be exposed by watermarks
via theage.com.au
School essays generated by Anthropic AI would be easily and reliably flagged, thanks to an invisible watermarking system detailed by the company. -
The other Australian Wolverine: Liam McIntyre on donning the adamantium claws
via smh.com.au
More than 25 years after Hugh Jackman first portrayed the character, another Aussie actor is stepping into the yellow armour of one of Marvel’s most violent and most popular heroes in Sony’s upcoming video game. -
This ‘AI refuser’ quit her dream job, and hopes others follow
via theage.com.au
Gabrielle Boyle resigned three days before the AFL switched on Microsoft’s AI assistant, having been told she couldn’t opt out. -
How Meta paid influencers to counter fears Instagram damages teens
via smh.com.au
A US-based watchdog has been tracking the Instagram parent’s influencer activities and sponsored posts. -
‘Cannot mark their own homework’: Roblox forced to fix child safety gaps
via smh.com.au
Regulator testing found adults could send connection requests to young Australian children without a parent’s consent. -
AI bots will turn online shopping on its head, says payments giant
via smh.com.au
If the forecast holds, it would unwind the way online shopping has worked since the 1990s. -
AI bots will make more online purchases than people, payments giant predicts
via theage.com.au
If the forecast holds, it would unwind the way online shopping has worked since the 1990s. -
WiseTech raided by competition watchdog, smashing shares
via theage.com.au
It’s now the third regulator or police force to investigate the embattled software company or its billionaire founder. -
Need a tow? SpaceX rocket taken to Christmas Island after splashdown
via smh.com.auElon Musk’s SpaceX had faced difficulties retrieving the 52-metre-long spacecraft which had sat in the Indian Ocean for almost a month. -
Watch: Chinese company unveils ‘Superman’ robot that it says is faster than Usain Bolt
via smh.com.au
Days before its highly anticipated debut on China’s sharemarket, Unitree shows off its high-speed robot that it said it built in three months and “breaks the limits of humanity”. -
‘The AI is fake, but the love is real’: Chatbot romance is booming
via smh.com.au
Chouwa Liang says she spent a month in love with a chatbot called Norman. Her experience is increasingly normal. -
Tech prices have spiked up to 50 per cent. AI is to blame
via theage.com.au
Investors reacted swiftly as JB Hi-Fi noted a major dip in sales in the second half as a result of ongoing price rises and supply issues. -
JB Hi-Fi shares plunge as it warns of AI-driven tech squeeze
via theage.com.au
Investors reacted swiftly as the retailer noted a major dip in sales in the second half as a result of ongoing price rises and supply issues. -
The simple trick to staying connected abroad in 2026
via theage.com.au
This simple switch flips the script on international travel. -
Feature fatigue: Do we really need more AI gimmicks on our phones?
via theage.com.au
Prices are going up, companies are having a harder time with manufacturing, but at least the Google Pixel 11 Pro has a new light. -
Sobering markdown: Canva slashes valuation by $10b as AI reality bites
via smh.com.au
For years, Canva has been the undisputed darling of the local start-up scene, carrying the expectations of an entire industry. -
‘Accountability rests with me’: Telstra boss rakes in $6.8m but Triple Zero outage costs her
via smh.com.au
Vicki Brady’s pay package rose 11 per cent for a financial year that ended three weeks before the nationwide outage that cut off Triple Zero calls, but the incident did hit her hip pocket. -
Telstra boss rakes in $6.8m in year of 1200 job cuts, but Triple Zero outage costs her
via smh.com.au
Vicki Brady’s pay package rose 11 per cent for a financial year that ended three weeks before the nationwide outage that cut off Triple Zero calls, but the incident did hit her hip pocket. -
Telstra boss rakes in $6.8m in year of 1200 job cuts, but outage costs her
via theage.com.au
Vicki Brady’s package rose 11 per cent for a financial year that ended three weeks before the nationwide outage that cut off Triple Zero calls, but the incident did hit her pay packet. -
Telstra boss lands 11pc pay rise in year of 1200 job cuts
via smh.com.au
Vicki Brady’s package rose to $6.8m for a financial year that ended three weeks before the nationwide outage that cut off Triple Zero calls. -
This Australian could hand Musk a trillion-dollar payday
via theage.com.au
An accountant from Sydney’s south-west sits between Elon Musk and the largest pay packet in corporate history. -
May the choice be with you: The next great Star Wars story might be a game
via theage.com.au
Star Wars: Zero Company blends deep tactical combat with personal relationships, creating a Clone Wars adventure in which every soldier counts. -
Why Grand Theft Auto’s Netflix deal is creating controversy
via theage.com.au
Eager players will get their first look at the blockbuster game early on August 28. There’s just one catch. -
Meta releases new AI model as Zuckerberg writes 6500-word essay on the future
via theage.com.au
Facebook’s owner introduced a new, downloadable AI model that can run on a personal computer, along with a lengthy manifesto by its chief executive. -
How to spot if something has been written by AI
via theage.com.au
With every update, AI writing is becoming more similar to human prose. But there are still ways it exposes itself. -
A company let an AI bot run its store. It’s been a bit of a disaster
via theage.com.au
The human employees seem to like the AI agent in charge, but there have been a few issues. For example, it seems unbothered by the whole point of the operation: making money. -
Mike Cannon-Brookes’ fortune jumps $2.6 billion in just hours
via theage.com.au
“AI is the best thing that has happened to Atlassian,” Cannon-Brookes said after a quarter that eased fears artificial intelligence would eat its business. -
‘Specs offenders’: $89 Kmart glasses spark privacy nightmare
via theage.com.au
Michelle Rowland has asked the privacy commissioner to prioritise smart glasses, citing the risks to women and children from covert recording. -
GenAI war continues as Alexa+ upgrades Amazon’s smart home
via theage.com.au
Generative AI models and smart home ecosystems are on an inevitable collision course. -
Everyone is talking about the AI boom. When it busts, this is who will go down
via theage.com.au
Experts say a bust is coming. The US will not withstand an AI collapse, but China will.
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